Bloglander

HERE

Judge orders eviction of controversial Daiquiri Factory in downtown over unpaid rent. (KXLY)

FDA finds multiple sanitation issues at N. Idaho farm linked to recent e. coli outbreak. (S-R)

Investigators close Sprague Avenue to re-enact Spokane deputy's deadly collision with 15-year-old. (KREM)

THERE

McMorris Rodgers will not seek Cantor's position in Republican leadership. (Seattle Times)

POW Bergdahl's private writings show eccentric tendencies and strange history. (WaPost)

Montana now the only state where texting while driving remains legal. (Missoulian)

WORLD CUP

The World Cup, which starts today, seems to be a pretty big deal. Here's some in-depth international coverage:

World Cup brings out best and worst of Brazil. (The Guardian)

Police clash with protesters in Sao Paulo. (BBC)

Nate Silver offers his World Cup predictions along with other favorites. (FiveThirtyEight)

Local author Jess Walter writes about his favorite World Cup villain. (New Republic)